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WASHINGTON Special prosecutor
Leon Jaworski, seeking additional material
in his investigation of the Watergate scandal,
served a subpoena on President Nixon last
Friday, the President's lawyer said
Thursday.
James St. Clair, Nixon's chief Watergate
attorney, acknowledged in a television
interview on the NBC Today program that
the subpoena had been received.
During a televised question-and-answer
session with broadcast executives at
Houston Tuesday night, Nixon was asked if
he would honor a subpoena if one was served
by the House Judiciary Committee, which is
investigating his possible impeachment.
In his reply not a specific answer but a
hint he would not comply Nixon made no
mention of being subpoenaed by the
Watergate prosecutor.
Deputy White House Press Secretary
Gerald Warren, asked Thursday why Nixon
made no reference to the Jaworski
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charged for streak
CHARLOTTE Campus charges of
indecent exposure in connection with
streaking incidents have been brought
against two students at the University of
North Carolina at Charlotte.
The two unidentified students were
scheduled to be brought Friday before .the
University Discipline Committee, which
includes students, staff and faculty members.
Dennis Rash, dean of students at UNC
Charlotte, said the case will be handled
entirely on campus.
He said the committee had decided to take
action following complaints that streaking
had attracted many nonstudents to the
campus.
Rain gives birds
X3RACEHAM, Md. A heavy rainstorm
and equipment delays gave the ten million
unwanted birds of Graceham a day of grace
Thursday.
Plans to scare off the huge flock of
blackbirds, starlings and grackles roosting in
a nearby 60-acre pine forest were put off
until Friday. .
John McAvinue, a spokesman for the
Maryland Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene, said, "The weather has
scrubbed us out."
Frederick County officials also reported
delays in assembling the electronic
equipment that will be used to broadcast
bird distress calls.
-...-The equipment js being lent, ,by ..schools,,
state agencies and private organizations and
will be combined with fireworks in a noisy
attempt to drive away the birds.
Graceham residents gave their approval
for the noise offensive at a town meeting
Actually, we
pulling that figure out of the air. We
honestly don't know how many fresh
men, sophomores, juniors, and seniors
sent Pocket pictures home last year.
We only know that a lot of people liked
the idea of dropping a picture into the
mailbox ratherthan writing a whole, long
letter. Pocket pictures are good for this
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subpoena, replied that Nixon was
responding to a specific question about a
possible Judiciary Committee subpoena.
Asked whether the President had known
of the subpoena, Warren replied: "Of
course."
Jaworski acted after telling Sen. James O.
Eastland, D-Miss., chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, on Feb. 14 that the
White House had refused to give him
additional documents to assist his
investigation. He had requested 27.
Warren was questioned extensively but
would not discuss details of the Jaworski
subpoena.
He said he did not know what materials
the special prosecutor sought and that the
subject of Watergate-related subpoenas was
a matter for St. Clair to discuss.
The President has repeatedly refused to
give the Judiciary Committee 42 tapes and
documents the committee says is necessary
for its investigation. The panel must decide
whether to subpoena the material and Nixon
hinted in Houston Tuesday night that he
might ignore a committee subpoena.
The White House claims the committee's
demands are nothing more than a fishing
expedition and that the committee wants to
back a truck up to the White House and cart
away all the confidential presidential files.
N.C. gets more gas
RALEIGH North Carolina will get an
extra 25 million gallons of gasoline this
month, Gov. James E. Holshouser said
Thursday.
The new allocation amounts to a boost of
13.8 per cent in North Carolina's March
gasoline allocation.
This new allocation will help to alleviate a
shortage of gasoline in North Carolina
during the last 10 days of March,"
Holshouser said in a statement issued by his
office.
day of grace
Wednesday night, and health and wildlife
officials promised to launch it Thursday
evening when the birds returned to their
roosts after their daily foraging.
In the several months since they first
descended on Graceham, the birds have
spooked pets and livestock and plundered
the seed supplies of local farmers.
Concern is growing about the health
hazard that may be posed by the birds'
steadily accumulating droppings.
D-day was reset for Friday evening. The
committee of local, state and federal officials
who devised the noise strategy planned at
first to use the noise devices only in the
evening, but a proposal by county
jpommissipner Donald L. Lewis to use ther
devices in the morning as well was gaining
favor.
"After all," said Lewis, "the birds come
back in the evening after foraging all day and
they're tired maybe too tired to leave."
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Nixon's popularity hits new low
NEW YORK President Nixon's popularity with the American people has sunk to a
new low, the Karris Poll reported Thursday. But by a narrow plurality, 47 to 44 per
cent, most Americans do not think he should resign.
Harris said results of a nationwide sampling this month Indicate only 25 per cent of
the people approve of the Job Nixon is doing, compared with 29 percent in February
and a 60 per cent rating in February, 1973, before the Watergate scandal broke.
Mitchell, Stans trial delayed
NEW YORK The conspiracy trial of former Nixon Cabinet officers John N.
Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans was adjourned today until Monday due to the illness of
a juror.
The adjournment delayed the appearance of former White House Counsel John
W. Dean III, who was in the federal courthouse at Foley Square waiting to testify
when U.S. District Court Judge Lee P. Gagliardi said both sides had requested the
adjournment.
U.S., Sweden to exchange ambassadors
WASHINGTON In a move toward ending a 15-month political rift over the
Vietnam war, the United States and Sweden announced Thursday they would
exchange ambassadors.
President Nixon named Robert Strausz-Hupe, currently ambassador to Belgium,
ambassador to Stockholm.
The Swedish government chose Count Wilhelm Wachtmeister, a career diplomat,
as ambassador to the United States.
Both embassies have been without ambassadors since 1973, when Prime Minister
Olof Palme of Sweden blasted U.S. bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong.
In return, Nixon withdrew his chief of mission In Stockholm and the State
Department informed Sweden it would not be convenient to receive a new
ambassador in Washington.
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LONDON Manacled to two husky
detectives, a 26-year-old Englishman was
formally charged Thursday in the bloody
attempted kidnaping of Princess Anne.
Scotland Yard said he had a larre bank
account although unemployed and police
were seeking his associates.
Ian Ball, a 6-foot Londoner with the
ramrod stance of a guardsman and a neatly
clipped mustache, was accused of attempted
murder in the ambush of the royal limousine
outside Buckingham Palace Wednesday in
which four persons were shot.
Meanwhile, armed soldiers and police
intensified security around Princess Anne
and Capt. Mark Phillips Thursday and
senior government officials urgently sought
better ways of giving them tighter
protection, official spokesmen said.
Home Secretary Roy Jenkins ordered a
full review of the security measures taken for
the royal family after meeting with security
chiefs and reporting to the cabinet.
Jenkins later told the House of Commons
that the content of these talks would remain
confidential.
Government sources said the security
chiefs have wanted to drastically increase the
royal family's security since the Irish .
Republican Army (IRA) started planting
bombs in London a year ago, but no action
was taken because of opposition from Queen
Elizabeth.
Until now, they said the queen and her
family has preferred the police to adopt as
few restrictions as possible to keep them
from being screened from the public.
In practice, this has limited each member
of the royal family to one personal
bodyguard and a back up car containing one
or two other detectives for their regular day-to-day
activities.
This was all the protection Anne and
Phillips had Wednesday night when a
gunman attacked their car in an attempt to
kidnap the princess.
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The royal couple spent Thursday at their
home at Sandhurst, the royal military
academy where Phillips serves as an
instructor, but the authorities were taking no
chances.
An army spokesman said Phillips spent
some time on a pistol firing range during the
day, but said it had nothing to do with the
kidnap attempt.
When the couple arrived at Sandhurst
from Buckingham Palace during the night,
the military commanders provided about
300 soldiers with weapons to help policemen
with dogs patrol the grounds and placed the
entire academy on "amber alert.
Despite these precautions, the palace
announced the couple would resume their
public appearances Friday with a visit to
Great Somerford Phillips hometown.
Stripper Starr
sued, honored
BALTIMORE Stripper Blaze Starr,
one of Baltimore's best-known figures, was
accused in a lawsuit Thursday of using a
harlot-like relationship with a dying elderly
man to obtain a negotiable $30,000
promissory note.
She said the man was just a family friend.
The note was given to her, she said, but she
tried to refuse it and now won't fight to keep
it.
I know in my mind what the gentleman
left me I won't get a penny of it. In 1961
Gov. Long (the late Earl Long of Louisiana,
with whom she had a close relationship) left
me $50,000 and I didn't get a penny of that."
Miss Starr's picture has been used by the
city of Baltimore in national magazine
promotions, and she was honored
Wednesday night by the American Legion
for the benefit shows she has put on for them.
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